Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-27

sales $4,000 shares. The following are the
closing quotations.:
AIa.ciassA ,2to5 .lO6n New Orleans Pa
Ala class b, as. l09 clhc, LIST mort. 81
Georgia Is. mort 1897 y. Y. Central. ll2l2
\. Carolina IS. l24 Norf i W pref. 49,
n. Carolina IL, .l0lT Nor Pacihc...... ~
So.Caro tBrownl pref. 6S
consols.... 100 Pacific Mall 30
Tennessee6s 90. 1Sl4 Reading ......... 37ts
virginia Is. ..... As RiChm'd 4 Ale.
Va consolidated. 65- RiGhm' d II Dany- 1907
Chpeake MONO. 50 RIChm'd W.Pt.
Chlc,& Nnthw'ulu3s Termnai....... 43A
preferred. .l3S Rock lsiaud...... l2tl2
Della, Lack.& .l34& st. Paul. ...- -
Erie. ....... 81. preferred III
East Tennessee Texas Parihc.... 23i4
new stock. "a Tenn Goa &lrOn ~
Lake shore. g2"A Union PaCthC,... 900
LVtlle II Nash. 69lS n j. Central ..... b65A
Memphis Il Char 80 Missouri, Pacific lO5
Mobile ONO. l55% Western Union. ilsS
Nash y Chatt'a S3ta
ASKED.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. %, noon Cotton quiet,
without Quutahle change IN prices: mitdling
uplands 3l6d, middling Orleans 5-l6d.
sales 5000 bales. for speculation and export
1000 bales; receipts 6,i00 bales, al Amerl-
can.
Futures: Uplands. low mladling clause.
January delivery. ll-64d; January and
February, 5 lU-64d; February and March,
5 lO-64d; March and April, S II 64d; April
and May, l2-54d; May and June, 8 l4-64d:
June and July. lG-64d; July and August,
D lf-Oiu. Market quiet.
/, The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clear
ings amounted to 300 bales new dockets and
1900 bales old docket.
2:OO p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
Futures: Upauds. low mtddling clause.
January delivery, 5 l0-64d. buyers; January
and February, l0-6ld. buyers; February and
March. 5 l0-6ld. BUYERS; March and April,
5 ll-64d, hug ers; April and May, ) II 'G4d.
buyers: May and June, 5l4-64d, huyers; June
and July. l6-64d. buyers; July and August,
. lS-64d. buyers: August and september,
20-64d, buyers. Market dull
4:o0 p. IN .-Futures: Uplands. low middling
clause. January delivery. l0-64d. buyers;
January and February, l0-64d. buyers; Feb
ruary and March. l0-64d. buy ers: March
ana April. l. SAD. BUYERS: April ana NAV,
3 l2-64d. buyers: May and June. l4-64d
buyers; June and july, l6-64d, buyers: July
and August, lS64d. buyers; August ami
September. 20-64d, buyers. Futures closed
uuIet but steady,
MANCHESTER, Jan. 26.-The Guardians
commercial article SAYS: 1.-The tone of the
market Is not live V. Few sellers have made
an average progress. RumOrs Of war have
influenced buyers to exercise caution. Ir-
| curry for India mas improved. China mer-
chants are doug rather less in shirtings Tor
shipment, hut some business in finishing cloths
has been done, though often at low prices.
Producers do not manifest any anxiety to sell.
Those whose production is well sold are m
different TO the slackness of the demand.
Much surprise is expressed at the compare
tive strength of cotton in view of large re-
CelplS al American ports, abundant stocks q
Liverpool, spinneTs full reserves, large eX-
ports from the United States and rumors of
war. Export yarns are in little inquiry. The
present wants of India buyers are well salts
fed. China merchants make low bids. which
are readily taken. The continental demand
Is stagnant, though merchants are taking de-
livery freely towards previous contracts.
Home manufacturers are not disposed to pur-
! chase in large quantities. Cloths are in
active"
NEW YORK, Jan. %, noon,-Cotton opened
! quiet but steady: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &C; Md
ding Orleans ll-l6c; sales Il bales.
Futures: Market opened steadv, with sales
asfOllows: January delivery. 9 3Sc; February,
9 Acc; March. 8 soc; April, 60c; May, 9 zoe;
June. soc.
500 D. m.-Market closed quiet but steady;
mIddhng uplands, 91ac; mlddlng Orleans,
ll-lfc; saIes )-dav 100 bales; net receipts
H. bales, gross 5 456 bales.
TuvGres: Market closed steady. with sales
OF 81, 500 bales, as follows: January and Feb
ruary delivery, 1909 Ale: March, 9 5. 10
isle; April, 6UCG9 Gle; May. 970(G9 Tic; June,
9 1909 SOC; July, 9S7g9 SIC; November, 9 Al
a. ACC.
Green & Co.. in their report on cotton fu-
lures, say: "N0thng really new has come TO
the surface to-day. Like two or three mar
kets Immediately preceding, there was irmer
start on comparatively hight estimates of re-
ceipts and some three points were gained, but
when later actual figures showed several
points at the South recording fun supply
All carly buyers sod out and the close was
dan g. about last evenings figures. Business
was confined almost entirely to local opera
tors. aud as a rule there seemed to be an IN
cinatlOn to stand of and await the Issue of
February notices tomorrow"
GALVESTON. Jan. 26.-Cotton dull; mIddIing
&c; net receipts 2,739 bales. gross 2, 739: sales
none; stock st, J29 bales.
NORFOLK. Jan. Z6.--Cotton steady; middlng
91lc; net receipts 1853 bales, gross 1853;
sa es 1919 bales; stock 81, los bales: exports,
cOdstwise 379 bales,
BALTIMORE, Jan. 26.-COtton quiet; mid
dlnU Ql. IN rpPPiDtS 81
sales none; stock 1872 bales; exports coast
wise 100 bales.
B0sToN. Jan. 26.-Cotton quiet. middlng
CSC; net receipts l,43l bales. gross $3.50; sales
none: stock none.
WILaINGroN, Jan. 26.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 91sc; net receipts So bales, gross S.
sales none: stock 5,ill bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 93sc; net receipts bales. gross 2lS:
stock 5,Ojl bales; exports, to Great Britain
1919 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 26.-Cotton easy: mid
dnng9 &c; net receipts $500 bales. gross 1852:
sales .75O bales; stock 800 1902 bales; exports,
TO France $500 bales, To the continent 800,
coastwIs ssh.
MOBILE, Jan. 26.-Cotton quiet: middling
&c: net receipts 23J bales. gross 2j3: sales
boo bales; stock 26,SGl bales; exports coast
wise 647 bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 26.-COtton quiet but steady:
mddllng gc; receipts 1921 bales; shipments
5.l64 bales; sales l,600 bales; stock 10, 1877
bales.
{ To- lGc; receipts 30 bales; sales 3ay bales.
CHARLEsTON, Jan. 26.-Co tton steady; mid
ding 9t.c; net receipts S3l bales. gross o9l;
sales 2j2 bales; stock 30.5l2 bales,
ATLANTA. Jan. j.-CotJOn-mIddhng SIC;
receIp, liz bales.
NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-Cons oldated net re-
coipts for all cotton ports to-day, 1871 bales;
exports. 70 Great Britain 7,44e bales, 70
France 1850 the continent 2,02. stock ~ All
American yorJs 940,2 s9 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. %. noon.-v wheat steady,
with fair demand; holders offer moderately.
Corn steady, with fair demand.
NEW ORR. Jan. y. noon.-rlOur dun ana
heavy. WheaI unchanged. Corn lower. PORK
arm: mess SlL 70, Lard steady at 9 Sjc.
trcights steady.
500 .. m.--oouthern -four dull. Wheat a
, shade lower Out moderately active; No.
spring 931gc; No. red, January delivery
y 4Ipy2lac, May % sG96, &C.. Corn 80 lower.
closing steady: No. 2, January delivery 473sc,
May 81 J. l6tG50Ac. Oats shade lower and
heavy: No. , mixed, January delivery &c &C.,
May &c., A0D363.c. Hops quiet and easy. Coffee,
far Rio firm at ll2Sc, No. Rio. February de-